how to show people that drawing is fun
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum is hosting an event called Draw On, that looks to inspire people from all walks of life to draw.
They've got impressive drawing elite involved with the event, like Maurice Sendak, Peter H Reynolds, and street artist KAWS. Here's the challenge: most adults have been been told for years that "you're not creative." Or that "drawing is for artists. Or kids."
This is exactly the mindset that Draw On! hopes to crush. Anyone can draw, and have fun doing so. Our own Matt Hunsberger produced a site that is entirely drawn. Even down to the sponsor logos. If that wasn't enough drawing, he created the site in mostly black & white, with ample white space, and gave the user a box of drawing tools. Go ahead. Draw all over the site. Have fun. Draw like you haven't drawn since you were 12.
Disclosure: Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum is a client and Matt Hunsberger works for the greatest agency in the land, but that doesn't change the fact that this is awesome work.
Labels: ads, illustration, nonprofit, self promotion
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:05 AM
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Thursday, February 18, 2010
sometimes you have to think dirty
You can be sure that the graphic designer who put this ad together for a Junior Jazz Dance event had only the best intentions. And they needed a couple of illustrations to represent dancers. The only problem of course, is that the rest of us see: boobies.
Sometimes it pays to think like a frat boy, and look for boobies and sex in everything you do. Just call it proofreading, and you won't feel so bad.
Labels: creativeinspiration, design, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:28 AM
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
the ocean is this deep
Ever need an info graphic on just how deep the ocean goes? Here you go. (From Angel Leon on GoogleBuzz)
Labels: design, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:22 AM
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Friday, February 12, 2010
business in the front, party in the back.
Ladies and gentlemen: the the social media mullet. Twitter and LinkedIn expertly illustrated with America's most bitchin' haircut.
Labels: creativeinspiration, illustration, social media
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:29 AM
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Thursday, February 11, 2010
if world of warcraft were cute...
What if you pulled together some really cool illustrators and creative people to produce a social game that was like World of Warcraft, but friendly, creative and cute? Without all of the swordfights?
Check out Glitch. The latest and most awesomest MMO, created by one of the founders of Flickr. It's not live just yet, but you can read all about the details in CNET.
They're calling it a never ending feast of imagination, a celebration of creativity, a labor of love, and a monument to play. (Not that they're over confident or anything...)
Labels: art, creativeinspiration, gaming, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:55 AM
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Thursday, February 04, 2010
artful therapy for over spending
Do you need to remind yourself that living beyond your means on your credit card is a bad habit?
Check out what artist Kate Bingaman-Burt is doing. She's vowed to hand draw each of her credit card statements, until they're paid off. She started in 2004. (She's still going.) Wow. From @miconian.
Labels: art, creativeinspiration, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:01 AM
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Tuesday, January 05, 2010
some things are better on paper
Let's say that you're really into parkour - but you're not really limber or fit enough to bound across buildings, somersault over cars and generally jump around the neighborhood. What's a parkour wannabe to do?
Introducing parkour on paper. All of the fun without the real danger, bruises or brushes with the law. Awesomeness. Thanks, Devon!
Labels: creativeinspiration, illustration, streetart, video, viral
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:30 AM
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Wednesday, December 23, 2009
christmas with the cosmonauts
There's probably no better way to celebrate Christmas than with Santa, rockets, cosmonauts and outer space. Thanks, Devon!
Labels: creativeinspiration, holiday, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:41 AM
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
never be lost at dutch wonderland again
Remember the other day when you were saying "what I really need is a comprehensive resource of theme park maps?" Your day has arrived.
Theme Park Maps has just about every theme park map that you can imagine. If that wasn't enough, they also have brochures.
Cherish this wonderous moment. From SandwichRich.
Labels: architecture, creativeinspiration, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:36 AM
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
cool way to promote illustration
It's a challenge for photographers and illustrators to keep top of mind awareness with Art Directors and Designers. Usually, they create email lists, and send new work on a periodic basis.
Craig Frazier has found a unique way of capturing the attention of creative people. Drawords features drawings by the illustrator, without captions. They're mostly scenarios that are begging for captions, and that's where you come in.
The result is an entertaining site of illustrations with copy that's written by the crowd. He's created a reason to return to the site on a regular basis by creating something of value. And Art Directors, Designers and Copywriters are filling in the blanks, all while Craig Frazier maintains top of mind awareness. Smart.
Labels: illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:25 AM
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Tuesday, October 06, 2009
funny money
Some guy named Joe D likes to doodle on money. And he's assembled a collection of his finest pieces of dough for you to enjoy. (You have to admit that Teenage Mutant Ninja Lincoln is cute.)
Labels: art, creativeinspiration, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:32 AM
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
wild things in nyc
If you're in NYC tomorrow or over the next couple of weeks, you'll have to check out the Sendak in SoHo exhibit at the Animazing Gallery. Billed as the world’s largest exhibition (& sale!) of original illustrations and etchings from the collection of artist and author Maurice Sendak, this is a must visit event!
There will be over 200 pieces on display, and if you make the opening tomorrow you'll even get to see Mr. Sendak receive a Lifetime Achievement award. Thanks, Deb!
Labels: art, illustration, newyork, pop culture, publishing
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:24 AM
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Friday, September 25, 2009
masters of the universe get a makeover
This is pretty hot. The Masters of the Universe realized as wearing the latest hipster fashion brands. (Because you know that this is totally how Skelator dresses on his days off.) From Waxy.
Labels: creativeinspiration, fashion, illustration, pop culture
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:52 AM
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Thursday, August 27, 2009
what you look like naked, without skin
Not clear on the artist or background behind these Tibetan anatomical illustrations, but they sure are fun. Have you ever seen a more jolly skeleton man?
Labels: art, design, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:48 AM
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Friday, August 21, 2009
nyc daytime vs nightime
Here's a cool graphic illustrating the difference in population for New York City in the daytime and night time. Looks like everyone sleeps in Jersey.
Labels: design, illustration, newyork
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:26 AM
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Friday, July 31, 2009
sponsored by Sharpie
Another requirement of the Plaid Nation Tour: Caffeination. But in all the stops for a Cup o’ Joe, they never came across coffee cups like these. Specifically, drawings like these. As one person notes: Creativity just smacked mundane across the face. Artist Cheeming Boey and his amazing collection are featured on Sharpie’s Uncapped site. Dixie your turn. (Via NOTCOT.)
Labels: illustration, marketing
posted by mtlb @ 8:05 AM
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Friday, July 24, 2009
trashy art
No, not that kind. Brandon Jay Blommeart has created a vision of the world in which trash gets mad at you for polluting and regroups into giant monsters. Could happen. Al Gore said so.
Via Veer.
Labels: art, green, illustration
posted by Ben Kunz @ 7:42 AM
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Thursday, July 16, 2009
not your everyday fashion blog
Here's a unique take on a fashion blog.
The Unknown Hipster documents his thoughts and adventures in the fashion world. Instead of the usual iPhone shots that grace most fashion blogs, the Unknown Hipster illustrates everything. Really entertaining writing alongside fantastic illustration reminds you that not all blogs need to be the same.
Oh yeah - if you weren't already hip to the fact, skinny shorts are the rage for guys this summer. Illustration above for reference. From Urban Outfitters
Labels: blogging, fashion, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:13 AM
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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
that blockhead is a freak
Ever wonder what Charlie Brown might look like as an actual human being? You can stop losing sleep over it. Yeesh.
Labels: art, illustration, pop culture
posted by darryl ohrt @ 6:18 AM
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009
stuff you can do with a sharpie
If you work in the creative industry, chances are there's always a Sharpie within an arm's reach. So we're appreciative of what you can do with the magic markers.
The Future of Ads has an outstanding post on how the new Sharpie site works to transform their brand from a product brand into a lifestyle brand, why the campaign works, and the pros and cons to such an approach. Beautious analysis. And the sweet work on Uncapped will have you drawing on everything you own.
Labels: branding, creativeinspiration, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:39 AM
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Monday, July 13, 2009
what you can do with your old cassettes
Back in the olden days, people recorded music onto devices not too unlike your iPods of today. Only these devices needed to be played in a larger device, and they could only hold one album or playlist per device. These devices were called cassettes.
Now, you can archive them and enjoy their history (thanks, Joe Snow!) - OR - you can use them to create linear art. Art Backwash shows the entire process for creating Sinatra, pictured above.
Labels: art, creativeinspiration, illustration, music
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:31 AM
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Friday, June 26, 2009
imagine leadership
Take six minutes this morning and devote them to leadership. This inspiring new video from the folks at XPLANE and Nitin Nohria is nothing short of wonderous.
We'll be meeting the folks at XPLANE when the PlaidNation tour stops in St. Louis on July 24th. If you loved this video, then be sure to watch the tour, and meet some of the people behind this breakthrough visual thinking. (Kicking off in just 23 days!)
Labels: creativeinspiration, design, illustration, inspiration, plaid, plaidsummertour
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:47 AM
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
decorate your house with a sharpie
Here's how you decorate a room with just $10 of Sharpie. Let's hope that Sharpie is sponsoring this guy to travel around and do events, and decorate their trade show booth live...such a cool opportunity.
(Side note: Like the Xplane blog? We're visiting their headquarters on the PlaidNation tour starting in just 25 days!)
Labels: illustration, interior design
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:43 AM
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Friday, May 22, 2009
fonts found on the locker room floor
Let's say that you're creating an ad for an audience of football players. And you need a font for the headline, but you're struggling to find something that the football dudes can really identify with. Or read.
Worry no more, because Pier Gustafson has designed the perfect font. With jockstraps. From Buzzfeed.
Labels: design, illustration, typography
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:02 AM
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Monday, May 18, 2009
ad boy to the rescue
Check out this new book devoted to the illustrative side of advertising mascots. Adboy documents the nutty characters that have been featured in print ads, on television and on packaging.
Can't wait for your copy to arrive? Check out the Adboy blog. Quisp and Quake, RIP.
Labels: adindustry, illustration, pop culture
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:19 AM
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Friday, March 20, 2009
little red riding hood 2.0
Imagine Little Red Riding Hood told in a beautifully illustrated, technical way. Cool.
Labels: creativeinspiration, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:15 AM
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
drawing on the internet with your voice
Ze Frank is some sort of internet genius. As if he needed to prove that, he created this fun tool that lets you draw pictures with the sound of your voice.
It's harder than it looks, and I couldn't draw anything close to the Ze Frank illustration above. But then again, I'm not an internet genius. Fun for the whole family!
Labels: illustration, technology
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:14 AM
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Monday, January 19, 2009
happy obama eve
Check out the fun illustration of Obama's obsessions. Be sure to click through to the full size image to enjoy its awesomeness.
Labels: art, illustration, politics
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:15 AM
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Thursday, December 04, 2008
the most beautious human designed snowflakes
Saks 5th Avenue commissioned artist Marian Bantjes to create 25 individual snowflakes for their 2008 holiday season.
Each flake has its own style, yet they come together in a sparkly cool winterlike way. The end result is a stunningly beautiful collection of flakes that Saks has incorporated into their holiday shopping bags, gift cards and even product.
Labels: art, holiday, illustration, retail
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:38 AM
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Tuesday, December 02, 2008
one very lonely calorie
Ever wonder what a calorie looks like? Now you'll know. Here's a series of ads for PepsiMax that feature the plump little blue creatures.
Each of the pieces stars "one very, very, very lonely calorie" in an aggressive mission to end his life. Nice illustration. And killing calories is always awesome, too.
Labels: ads, beverage, illustration, yummyfood
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:13 AM
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Friday, September 19, 2008
yaaarrr. here's what ye coworkers are writin'
Ever wonder what yer scurvy creative people are a writing in their sea logs during yer meetin? Ye salty dog Where's My Jetpack shares his notes with the world. And he not be writin' down the bullets from yer swarmy PowerPoint slide. Arrrrr.
Labels: illustration, pirates, workplace
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:39 AM
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
how to make an info graphic delicious
Check out this graph - not just for the politics, but for the beautious presentation of information graphics. Awesome.
Labels: design, illustration, politics
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:09 AM
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Wednesday, September 03, 2008
stones logo finally sells for what it's worth
John Pasche sketched what would become the legendary Rolling Stones logo while in art school, back in 1970. That sketch just sold at auction for around £50,000. That's like 600 kabillion U.S. dollars. Yet still about half what the logo would cost for Paula Scher to design today.
Time to start a filing system for all of those napkins, sketchbooks and notepad doodles. You should save everything, and never throw away anything, ever again.
Labels: identity, illustration, music
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:41 AM
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Thursday, August 28, 2008
wallpaper. not just for people living in the 70's anymore.
Check out this sweet collection of limited edition wallpaper. Actually, calling it wallpaper would be an insult. Limited edition art prints, suitable for pasting onto your walls.
Exposif is a collection of wallpapers, developed by Maxalot in collaboration with leading names in graphic design, photography and illustration. Nice.
Labels: architecture, art, illustration, interior design, photography
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:45 AM
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
an entire movie about posters
There's a movie opening at the Montreal Film Festival next weekend that you really need to see. It's a movie. About posters. Rock posters. Died Young Stayed Pretty.
I started in this business doing rock posters, so I'm obligated to see this. You don't have to - you can go see Tropic Thunder instead. But if you really enjoy pop culture, music inspired work and street art, I suggest that you get in a car and drive to Montreal. Or just wait for the DVD.
Labels: design, film, illustration, music, streetart, youthmarketing
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:46 AM
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Friday, August 08, 2008
go forth. and animate.
GoAnimate looks to be a pretty cool and fun tool to create your own animations. Simple to use, easy to publish.
Right now, there's just a bunch of really crappy unfunny productions online - so it would be cool if you would produced something that's actually good. Or funny. Or clever. Or entertaining. What are you waiting for? Go. Animate. Found by Bill Baker.
Labels: illustration, web2.0
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:17 AM
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
how to share your reel.
While researching interesting brands and people that we'd like to meet on the Plaid Summer Tour, coworker Sara found Laika. A super cool animation and production facility in Oregon.
Their work is stunning - but that's not the only thing you should check out. Their site allows you to view their reels - and put together your own reel of their work, in any order you'd like. And then share it with friends.
They've thought hard about their audience - agencies and people who hire animators - and understand that there are several people that are a part of that decision making process. By allowing the sharing of a custom reel, everyone in on the decision can see the same work. Awesome work. Awesome marketing. Totally, completely awesome.
AND - I discovered that they produced the new spots for Soy Joy - which rock, btw. See the spot in my custom Laika reel.
Labels: 3d, adindustry, ads, Flash, illustration, video
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:37 AM
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Tuesday, June 03, 2008
vintage skateboard stickers for your briefcase
Someday there will be a massive museum erected to showcase the culture and history of skateboarding. For now, there's Retro Skate Stickers. A super sweet collection of vintage skateboard stickers. I was totally stoked to see my buddy Per Welinder represented (above). Awesome. Found on Hip.Young.Thing.
Labels: action sports, art, illustration, pop culture, sports marketing
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:42 AM
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Monday, April 28, 2008
desktops are back
Desktoptopia has released a product that feeds desktops to your computer. You can rate them, and it learns what you like, and continues to feed your desires. And there's a kabillion beautiful, cool and fun images.
Hal Thomas, VP of Marketing at Desktopia, says they're open to including brand-styled desktops, too. Not the trashy stuff - but think entertainment properties, lifestyle brands, and things people would actually like on their desktops.
I'm intrigued, because desktops have largely been ignored for the last few years. Not long ago, it was presented as the future of communication.
What elements exist within your brands, that people might want on their desktops?
Labels: branding, illustration, photography, technology
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:46 AM
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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
yesterday is so today
70's and 80's are the new 90's. But if you love graphic design from the 20's through the 80's, then you'll love this gallery of retro-design.
Labels: ads, creativeinspiration, design, illustration, photography
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:04 AM
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Friday, April 18, 2008
what the pope is doing for fun this weekend
If you're looking for a reason to stay indoors this weekend, (and live in the northeast,) here you go: New York Comic Con. A festival of geekiness about comics, graphic novels, anime, manga, video games, toys, movies, television and other nerdy gems.
A handful of the dorks from our agency will be there, so keep an eye out for us. If you're too cool for this level of geekdom, then we'll do our best to give you the highlights here on BrandFlakes. Or on Twitter. Or Flickr.
(We hang with geeks, so you don't have to.)
Labels: anime, illustration, japan, newyork, pop culture, tv
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:24 AM
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Wednesday, April 02, 2008
what kids read before the internet
The NY Times has a gallery of all of the Mad Magazine fold ins. Fold ins were interactive entertainment before the internets.
Readers see a folded out version, that would include a question, and some imagery related to the topic. When folded in, the page would reveal another illustration entirely - revealing the "answer" to the question.
Great, creative stuff from the time before computers and Flash animation. Found by Mave Gibson, via Facebook. (Damn Mave, you find the best stuff!)
Labels: creativeinspiration, illustration, politics, pop culture
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:41 AM
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
your life is a comic
Put all of your work aside today. Here's something fun that you can do instead. Re-create that stupid scene with you and your co-worker from yesterday, only this time, you get to put your own words in his mouth. And you can give him a bald head and big nose.
Bitstrips lets you create your own comics. You can use the existing library of characters - or create your own. Add yourself and your friends to your scenes.
This is an awesome tool, with loads of possibilities - not all of which are unproductive. What about a slide for that PowerPoint presentation, featuring your boss as a character?
Labels: illustration, social media, web2.0
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:28 AM
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Monday, March 17, 2008
don't you wish your moleskine looked like this?
Mike Rohde took some really good notes, while at SXSW. Yes, he captured the most salient points of the panels he attended. But unlike you or I, he managed to beautifully illustrate them.
These super glorious notes weren't done after-the-fact. This was done LIVE, during the panels, sometimes even in the front of the room, on a huge sketch pad, for all to see. I watched them myself during at least one of the panels. And now you can enjoy them all, in his Flickr photoset. Amazing.
You should invite him to your next event's keynote, and then give limited edition prints of his notes to all of the attendees.
Labels: creativeinspiration, illustration, sxsw
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:12 AM
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Monday, March 10, 2008
avatars for your hands
Internet avatars are so yesterday. The coolest people are wearing physical avatars.
While at SXSW, we met John Unger, who among other things, has created Emoodicons - the the first ever mood ring/emoticon mashup. One of those "wish I thought of it" ideas.
(Be sure to watch our continued coverage of our SXSW experience on the BrandFlakes SXSW edition.)
Labels: fashion, illustration, sxsw
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:44 AM
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Wednesday, March 05, 2008
rest well. the major sites have been plotted to a train map.
Last night, as I fell asleep full of worries, one of my concerns is that I haven't yet been able to visualize the world's most popular websites as a Tokyo train map. Until now. Finally, someone has pinned down the most popular sites the one of the most popular train maps. Tonight, I will sleep well.
Labels: design, illustration, mashup, trends
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:27 AM
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Monday, March 03, 2008
chrome and fire and lense flares, oh my.
From the band that brought you the groundbreaking music video DANCE, comes a super rockalicious tribute to cheezy motion graphics.
DVNO is a sweet video celebration of chrome, fire, animated neon and everything else you still see on the small-time news channel intros. Awesome reminder of yesterday.
Labels: design, illustration, music, video
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:11 AM
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Monday, February 25, 2008
unscrew america
It's a pretty rare event that conceptual, strategy, copywriting, design, illustration, sound design and flash development all converge to produce something great. Unscrew America is just that type of project.
The goal is to inform people about energy-efficient CFLs and LEDs - and also make sure people know that CFLs contain mercury and have to be properly recycled.
The incredible online component to the campaign feature beautious Flash animation, video, audio, writing, and everything else. Boom Design Group and their sister company Fluid did the Flash and sound design and video.
There's also print ads and even a tv component, which includes a role for Paul Reubens. Can't wait to see that. Nice campaign, by GSD&M. Nice job!!
Labels: ads, copywriting, creativeinspiration, Flash, illustration, nonprofit
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:43 AM
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
how all magazines should be released
Bones Magazine has the right idea. It's released on line - and dependent on your preference, you can download a PDF (and even print it, if you hate trees), download a 30 minute audio podcast, or a 5 minute video podcast. Or download all three and dedicate your day to Bones Magazine.
This issue is chocked full of really cool photography, illustration, art and inspiration. Enjoy. Stuffy corporate types might not dig this - so just move along...nothing to see here.
Found on MWM News Blog.
Labels: creativeinspiration, illustration, photography, podcasting, video
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:08 AM
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Wednesday, February 06, 2008
what can you do with a ballpoint pen?
Artist Juan Francisco Casas creates stunning, larger than life pieces of art using a ball point pen. The image above is not a photograph - but a drawing, using a standard blue ball point.
Hello Bic - this is an incredible opportunity - an easy sponsorship deal, just waiting to happen. What better way to position a product and show what's possible with a device that is otherwise taken for granted?
Are there people using your products in unique ways? Show the world!
Labels: art, creativeinspiration, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:39 AM
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Tuesday, January 29, 2008
data junkies, rejoice
Thought gadgets points to the most datalicious graph of every possible technique of displaying data. This could fuel your PowerPoint presentations for the rest of your lifetime. This could fuel the PowerPoint presentations of your future generations. Let data reign.
Labels: design, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:43 AM
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Monday, January 28, 2008
the ultimate break
Some beautiful work, featuring Kit Kat. It would be an insult to call this piece a spot. Or a commercial. Awesome. From David Armano, via Twitter.
Labels: ads, illustration
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:30 AM
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Thursday, December 20, 2007
top rock posters of all time
Billboard Magazine has picked their top 25 rock posters.
I'm not sure what pool of posters they pulled these from, but it seems like there's quite a few missing. But that's just me, and I'm all pent up with rage. From designboom.
Labels: art, design, illustration, youthmarketing
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:04 AM
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
spot produced on a samsung G800
Gotta love stop motion. And this spot totally rocks. Not just because the animation was cool - but because the whole thing was shot, and uploaded on a Samsung phone. That's the way to inspire a purchase - by showing real benefits and fun uses for the product. Sweet. From Creativity Online.
Labels: ads, illustration, mobile, youthmarketing
posted by darryl ohrt @ 6:24 AM
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Friday, October 26, 2007
how politicians waste our money
(Well, this is only one way.)
The most ridiculous ad spend ever. C'mon. Puhleeze. And let's just pretend that the cause is worthwhile (which it isn't), why do politicians always pay for youth oriented creative that looks like it was produced by grandparents? "Don't be lame..elevate your game?" Right. Ok.
If the headline wasn't bad enough, they also asked grandpa for a totally awesome youth-connecting illustration. "And let's put the city skyline in the background. Kids really like that." It's urban.
Go Texas.
Labels: ads, illustration, youthmarketing
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:32 AM
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